Alpha Raelyn: More Than Meets The Eye Novels & Stories

Alpha Corin was tall, broad, with silver-streaked black hair and eyes like flint. Behind him stood his Beta, a woman named Selene who looked like she could snap my neck without breaking a sweat. Corin’s gaze hit me first. Not Kade. Me. “So you’re the infamous Aria,” he said. I stepped forward. “I’m the Beta of Redwood.” He smiled, slow and approving. “Good. I hate titles that lie.” We walked to the stone table. No weapons. No posturing. Just business. “Redwood is bleeding,” Corin said bluntly.

The words hit her harder than any physical blow. Suddenly, Lyra—a tall, flawless vision with Beta blood—sashayed forward. She looked right at Aria, a slow, satisfied smile spreading on her face. Linking her arm through Kael’s, she cooed, “Alpha, why waste your time on someone like her?” A few wolves laughed, enjoying the show. Aria’s vision started to blur. That pain in her chest was transforming into something worse. Selene’s voice quavered. He’s breaking the bond…

"I know you both won't believe me that is why I never wanted to tell you. But I'm certain sure I know what I am perceiving. You know I have a sharp sense of smell." Aria let out a sigh. "I can't even wrap my head around what you are saying Lynn, but are you sure about that." "Yes, you have to believe me, Ria." Lynn whispered. "Only Cain calls me Ria, is that understood." Aria commanded in a playful tone. "Yes, your royal highness." Lynn bowed. Aria patted her back. And when Lynn raised her head, they both laughed cheerfully. "Look, Alpha Kael is here." Mariella muttered, pointing towards Kael who just walked in with Beta Thorne.

Across from him stands Alpha Rael, with silver eyes glowing in the dark room; he can recognize the alpha anywhere. “You,” Kieran almost can’t believe his own eyes as he stares at the alpha that used to be a friend. Alpha Rael smirks with a tilt of his head. “Ah, Kieran. The last time I saw you, you were still hiding behind your father’s leg; you are such a grown pup now.” Kieran struggles, but the sliver on his wrist cuts deep and drains his strength. “You are the one doing this?” Rael laughs. “You’re right. I’m the one behind everything, but you should relax, Kieran; my fight isn’t with you,” he takes a step closer, his voice calm and almost friendly.

“He doesn’t come to me as a good person. That’s all I’m saying.” Hayley swallowed hard and continued arranging her things. “I don’t know what you think you know about Raul but I’m telling you that he’s a good alpha.” She seemed upset. “You’re supposed to be on our side but you seem to have taken sides with these humans that you even trust them with our secrets.” “What does that mean?” Kara’s face changed into a frown.

“If we find proof that you’re a traitor, then you are not fit to be Alpha.” Ryan grinned, turning to the pack with false confidence. “Cara will be my Luna. And Elder Ralph will continue to serve as the pack’s advisor.” Raven stiffened as Cara stepped beside Ryan, slipping her hand into his. She tilted her chin up, as if proud of herself.

“Why is all this happening now?” “Do you agree to this?!” Rael asked. He had been absent throughout all the times they'd called meetings to address Aria but today he showed up. It was believed that he never indulged in trivial matters but his showing up that day meant that he probably heard that the girl was responsible for the Alpha's death. Aria lifted her head slowly, her face covered in fear and her chest thumping heavily against her ribcage. “I don't know what he is talking about.” Her voice shook as she let the words out.

His eyes were opened wide and some tears fell from all the choking. "Alpha Mason, please stop. Please don't dirty your hands just because of him. We still need to find the girl so we ask to let him go for now." Alpha Wern pleaded with him after seeing that these three might die. Mason released him at just the right time. Raymond coughed, taking in as much oxygen as he could get. He was terrified by the man standing in front of him. He had never been treated this way. I hurried to console Mason so that he would not go back on his words. I didn't want to add more problems on top of what we already had.

Time had imbued him with maturity and wisdom, and his presence screamed that he was a businessman. "Dad!" Raelyn called out sweetly and ran to Warren's side, clinging to his arm. "I just met Tiffany, and she really likes me." As Raelyn said this, she deliberately winked at Tiffany, her gaze brimming with provocation. Warren nodded in approval, completely disregarding Tiffany's feelings as he told her, "Raelyn has suffered through a lot. You must try to accommodate her in the future." He didn't bother to ask for Tiffany's opinion. He just made the decision for her.

“Oh no, Alpha. She is the child of Selene and Orion. She can do many things for your pack. So what say you? Will you join me? The pack I wish to attack currently holds her captive.” At the word captive Kiaro growled. I knew that Blake would have never allowed her to be taken hostage while trying to get to the Lunaris Pack. Wherever she is, it has to be of her own accord. Kiaro and I both knew it, but why was this man lying to us? Why does he want to attack them? “How do I know you’re telling the truth?” Elliot, even though desperate to get Raya back, was at least thinking with his head for once.